Best graphics card for a 350 watt PSU

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I have a 350 watt PSU (it says that it can handle max 336W) and want to upgrade my graphics card what is currently an intergrated R7 series. I wanted to upgrade my PSU but my motherboard has a 14 pin connecter so I couldn't find a PSU that fits in to my motherboard. Now I am searching for a 2 gb GPU if that's possible. Otherwise name the best GPU's possible. I don't have a 6pin power connecter for the GPU. Please help!
 

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upgrade the psu, a 20pin can fit in a 14pin slot, there will just be 6 pins unconnected, and what is the budget?
 

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First, list exactly what you have, your motherboard, cpu, psu. And look after the ampere on the sticker of your psu, at 12v combined power or so. The 12v rail is important, because graphics card and cpu are taking its power from there. If your psu don't have a power connector, then you can use low power graphics card. Non overclocked Nvidia GTX 750 Ti could be a good boost for your system. But it depends on the other parts. Probably it can't be used its full power, as other parts could hinder it. Then it would be wise to take a lower level card.
 

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I have a Medion Akoya E4005 E (MD 8357)
Processor: amd a10 7800 Quad Core with intergrated R7 Series Graphics (3,5 ghz up to 3,9 ghz)
RAM: 8 GB (I upgraded it)
PSU: max 336W
Internal Hard Drive: 1TB
Windows 8.1 (I will upgrade it to windows 10)

I don't know what motherboard I have but it has a 14 pin connecter


the sticker on the PSU says:

AC INPUT 230-240V-,4A,50-60Hz

DC OUTPUT +12V1 +12V2 +5Vsb -12V
_________ 16.0A 16.0A 2.5A 0.3A



I also saw a connecter for the motherbord from 24 pin to 14 pin but it's for the Lenovo. Does this connecter work for my pc as well?
 

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could you link it?
 

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http://www.moddiy.com/products/IBM-Lenovo-PSU-Main-Power-24%252dPin-to-14%252dPin-Adapter-Cable-(30cm).html
http://www.amazon.com/24-pin-14-pin-Female-Adapter-Lenovo/dp/B00SM79TZU
http://www.amazon.com/Power-Supply-Adapter-Cable-Lenovo/dp/B00WE5KSFQ

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